- The
lindworm (worm
meaning snake, see
germanic dragon), also
spelled lindwyrm or lindwurm, is a
mythical creature in Northern,
Western and
Central European...
- Dragon,
Linnorm,
Dread Dragon No. 182 (1992),
Monster Manual II (2002) The "largest [of the
Linnorms] and has two frickin' heads". Dragon,
Linnorm, Flame...
-
Clockwise from
upper left:
combat with a
Linnorm;
character equipment panel;
conversation with an
undead necromancer; a
section of the
overland map....
- PZO9237
Jason Nelson, Sean K Reynolds, Owen K.C.
Stephens Lands of the
Linnorm Kings October 2011 64 978-1-60125-365-1
Paperback PZO9238
Matthew Goodall...
- the
dragon type
include drakes, felldrakes,
elemental drakes, landwyrms,
linnorms and wurms. With D&D 4th edition, the
classifications were changed: chromatic...
-
Hebrew mythology.
Linnorm Described are the Gray
Linnorm,
Dread Linnorm, and
Corpse Tearer.
Reviewer Mark
Theurer remarked about Linnorm dragons that these...
- of new
magical items, and a
chapter full of new
monsters including the
linnorm, the havmand, and the thursir. The
Vikings Campaign Sourcebook was published...
